A simple, elegant wedding dress comes down to a few essentials: a clean line, minimal embellishment and a fabric that speaks for itself. Crepe, satin or chiffon, with no heavy embroidery or unnecessary volume, and often a beautiful back as the only flourish.<\/p>\n
A simple wedding dress is judged on what you don't notice: the quality of the drape, the precision of a fold, the neatness of every visible seam. With no all-over lace<\/a> or embroidery to hide behind, the cut has to be perfect. It's actually the most technically demanding style there is.<\/p>\n Crepe and mikado lead the way: crepe for its straight, matte fall, mikado for its structure. Satin<\/a> adds a subtle sheen that's all a minimalist wedding dress needs. Where there is lace, it's a delicate touch, never a full covering.<\/p>\n This style works everywhere: registry office, church ceremony, evening reception. It's also the easiest to accessorise, as the dress never competes with a veil or jewellery. Several of these designs also feature among our registry office and civil wedding dresses<\/a>.<\/p>\nThe fabrics behind the look<\/h2>\n
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